So this summer I
got a job working at a movie theater. Going into this job, I didn’t know anyone
who worked there, and it wasn’t close to my school, so there wasn’t a big
chance of knowing anybody who would also be getting a job there. I went in
solo, but I did slowly make friends. Then Monday night, we all worked at the
same time, so we hung around and talked while we cleaned theaters, and it was
one of the best nights I had working there. And because we work at a movie
theater, we can go as a group and watch free movies and get free popcorn, and
just hang out with after work one day.
Now for college
next year, I will be going to Iowa. I’m am going to a small school, where I don’t
know anybody going in. For a while I was afraid that I won’t be able to make
any friends while at college. God has shown me that he has helped me before
make friends at the movie theater when I wasn’t trying to make friends, so why
wouldn’t he help me again when I am trying to friends with the same interests
and I can have a good time with. God has helped me before, so why wouldn’t he
help me later.
We all encounter
things in our lives, trials, challenges, troubles, and there is a good chance
that we will encounter them again. The thing is that we serve a God who is
constant. Hebrews 13:8 says, “Jesus
Christ is the same yesterday and today and forever.” If he has helped
you before in the past, he isn’t going to change his mind and not help you in
the future. He may help you in a different way, depending in the situation, and
what is best for you at the time, but he is still going to help you. I can walk
confidently into college, knowing that God is there, and he wants to help me,
so I don’t have to be afraid that I am going to be a loner all through college.
Dear Heavenly
Father,
Thank you
for being constant, and for helping me with what is going on in my life. I
trust you in the fact that if you have helped me one, that you will help me
again, maybe not in the same way, but in a way that is best for me in the
situation. Thank you for being there to help me with whatever life throws at
me. Amen.
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